A foremost scholar in comparative cognition--a discipline closely connected to behavioral biology, evolution, and cognitive neuroscience--author Sara J. Shettleworth delivers a focused treatment of the essentials in writing that is both lucid and captivating.
A foremost scholar in comparative cognition--a discipline closely connected to behavioral biology, evolution, and cognitive neuroscience--author Sara J. Shettleworth delivers a focused treatment of the essentials in writing that is both lucid and captivating.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sara J. Shettleworth, Professor Emerita in the Departments of Psychology and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Toronto, is the recipient of the Comparative Cognition Society's 2008 Research Award and a Fellow of the Animal Behavior Society and Royal Society of Canada. Her research on learning and memory in a variety of species of birds and mammals has been published in more than 100 articles and book chapters. Her widely-read book Cognition, Evolution, and Behavior (OUP, 2010) is now in its second edition.
Inhaltsangabe
Series Introduction Preface Chapter 1. What Is Comparative Cognition About? "From Darwin to Behaviorism": A Little History Research in the Twenty-First Century: Tool-Using Crows How This Book Is Organized Chapter 2. Basic Processes Perception and Attention Memory Associative Learning Discrimination, Classification, and Concepts Chapter 3. Physical Cognition Spatial Cognition: How Do Animals Find Their Way Around? Two Timing Systems Numerical Cognition Putting It Together: Foraging and Planning Using Tools Chapter 4. Social Cognition Social Behavior: The Basics Social Learning Communication Chapter 5. Comparative Cognition and Human Uniqueness Different in Degree or Kind? Clues from Modularity and Development References Index
Series Introduction Preface Chapter 1. What Is Comparative Cognition About? "From Darwin to Behaviorism": A Little History Research in the Twenty-First Century: Tool-Using Crows How This Book Is Organized Chapter 2. Basic Processes Perception and Attention Memory Associative Learning Discrimination, Classification, and Concepts Chapter 3. Physical Cognition Spatial Cognition: How Do Animals Find Their Way Around? Two Timing Systems Numerical Cognition Putting It Together: Foraging and Planning Using Tools Chapter 4. Social Cognition Social Behavior: The Basics Social Learning Communication Chapter 5. Comparative Cognition and Human Uniqueness Different in Degree or Kind? Clues from Modularity and Development References Index
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